Southern Illinoisan from Carbondale, Illinois • Page 17

Carbondale-Herrin-Murpnysboro-Marfon Page SOUTHERN ILLINOISAN, MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1981 399 Legals in 3 Stosnn NOTICE OF BIDS counties a mage Notice is hereby given that Thompsonville High School Dis trict 112 wishes to receive bids for the purchase of coal and gasoline. mills I Bids must be received by 1:00 ssts mated on p.m. Thurday, July 16, 1981. bios will be considered the regular board meeting Thursday, July 16, 1981 at 8:00 p.m. Further information may be ob Chicago (AP) A final state estimate that assesses damage tained by contacting the High School office phone 627-2301.

The Board of Education reserves the right to reject and and all ST" caused by heavy thunderstorms in northeastern Illinois last weekend at $84 million will be given to Governor James R. Thompson. 365 Houses for Rent CARBONDALE. 2 Bedroom. Excellent location.

Call 457 4591. MURPHYSBORO AREA. 2 bedroom, carpeted, references de-posit. $250. 439 7119.

CARTE I LLE Furnished house, 2 bedroom, nice location, 956943. HURST. 2 bedroom house, $140 now avaiable. also, (2) 2-bedroom houses. $115 $135, available July 1.

All rentals require a firm 2 month advance rent. 987-2630, 4 9 pm, daily. 370 Mobile Homes for Rent CARBONDALE MOBILE HOMES. N. Hwy 51.

549-3000. CAMBRIA. 2 bedroom furnished. Call 985 2674 after 7 pm. MURPHYSBORO, EAST GATE RENTALS.

Lowest prices ever. Rt. 13 to Carbondale. 684 2841. CARTER VILLE.

2 Bedroom, furnished or unfurnished. No pets. Call collect 985 6603. CARBONOALE. 14x70, 3 bed room, l'i baths, central air, 1 yr.

old. Call 988 1551 before 5. bids. Board of Education Thompsonville High School The estimate covers damage to homes, busi C-09744, June 21,22,23 nesses, public buildings and agriculture in Cook, Will and Grundy counties. It was compiled by the rs en VILLAGE OF ELKVILLE ELKVILLE, ILLINOIS 62932 land was set at $4.5 million and damage to homes was assessed at $13.6 million.

Another $175,000 in damage to businesses was reported there, Jones said. Damage in Cook County was set at $1.1 million to public buildings and land; $62.4 million to homes; $185,000 to businesses; and $900,000 to agriculture, Jones said. In Grundy County, $912,000 in damage to homes and $205,000 in damage to public properties was recorded. Water was still being pumped out of some homes in Joliet in Will County on Sunday, eight days after the storms began, and 76 American Red Cross workers were operating relief centers in Joliet, Harvey and Calumet City in Illinois and Hammond, Ind. Illinois Emergency Services and Disaster Agency using figures supplied by local authorities, said agency spokesman Chuck Jones.

The Village of Elkville, II. in vites bids for a surplus 1970 Chevrolet flat bed, with hydraulic lift. Truck is to be sold as is. Jones said Thompson will be given the figures Interested parties may view the today and will use them to decide whether to ap vehicle at the Elkville Water Plant. Bids will be accepted until ply for emergency loans from the Small Business 00 P.M.

July 13, 1981 by Step hen Foster, Village Clerk, min Administration or request a presidential disaster order qualifying Illinois for other federal funds. imum bid $250.00. Bids will be opened at the regular meeting of Flooding was especially severe in southwest Will GIANT CITY BLACKTOP. 2 bedroom, no pets. Air.

Country Setting. 457 2636. the Elkville Village Board of Trustees on the above date and time. The terms of sale will be County, where damage to public buildings and cash at the time of delivery to CARBONDALE. 2 bedroom furnished trailers.

$125. Super nice. Available now. 549 3850. the successful bidder.

The Board of Trustees reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids. MARION. 12x65, furnished, all electric, wall to wall, extra clean, $200. 993 8996. Stephen Foster Village Clerk C-06068 June 21, 22 Apartment tower underassessment may he $1.5 million tax loophole MARION.

Country, furnished, 12x52, air, no pets, quiet park. 964 1739 after 5. Notice to Bidders Notice is hereby given that Car MURPHYSBORO. '4 mi S. of New Hill on Rt.

127. 2 bedrooms, private lot, air. 684 3679. bondale Community High School District 165 will receive bids un JOHNSTON CITY. N.

Rt. 37. 2 bedrooms. References, deposit, lease. $175.

942-7867. til July 9, 1981 at 3:00 P.M. on construction of footings and foundation of house to be built by the Building Technology class. ENERGY. Nice, on large lot, 2 bedroom, air.

References. 942-4457 or 985 3097. Said house to be located at 114 So. Violet Lane, Parrish Sub division, Carbondale, Illinois. Plans and specifications may be LOW COST RENTALS, CARBONDALE.

$75 to $350 month. Please call 529 4444. obtained at the office of the Superintendent, 300 N. Springer from 8:00 to 4:00 Monday thru controlled by the Gouletas family, purchased the lakefront highrise four years ago for $36 million, county records show. The property is currently valued at $35.5 million, the assessor's office said.

A tax reassessment normally would have followed the 1977 sale, especially since the assessor valued the building at only $26 million, the newspaper said. However, the assessor's office said there was no reassessment because Invsco benefited from a loophole in the law that allowed the sales price to be concealed. Arthur Murphy, deputy county assessor, said Invsco made the purchase in a land trust and the sale was accomplished by changing the beneficiaries of the trust. MURPHYSBORO. Anchored, underpinned, water, trash, air, deposit, no animals.

After 6pm Chicago (AP) Underassessments on the world's tallest apartment building may have saved American Invsco Corp. as much as $1.5 million in property taxes, a published report says. The Chicago Tribune reported Sunday that the assessed value of Lake Point Tower still is less than the firm paid for it in 1977 because of favorable tax assessment rulings, a loophole in the tax law and inaction by the office of Cook County Assessor Thomas Hynes. County records show that over the last four years, Invsco's total tax savings on the property may have been as high as $1.54 million. Invsco, the large condominum-converting firm Friday.

Bids are to be submitted to Of fice of the Business Manager, 300 North Springer Carbon dale, Illinois 62901 in a sealed envelope which is plainly marked CARBONDALE. 3'a mi E. Of town. Nicely furnished, 1 bedroom, carpet, air. Lease.

$135. 457 6372. Bids for Foundation of Building Technology House" on outside of envelope. CRAINVILLE. 2 bedroom, carpeted, individual or 2 people.

No pets. Close to SIU bus service, cable TV available. 985-6216. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids, and to award the bid to other than the lowest bidder, if, in the Board's opinion such action will result in better performance. CARBONDALE.

14x70 duplex, 2 bedroom, furnished, air. $300 month, includes utilities. Call 988 1551 between 9 5. Robert Brewer, Pres Richard Cannon, Secy Board of Education District 165 Transit battles resume on 2 fronts MURPHYSBORO. 12x52, 2 bed room, furnished, air conditioned, free water trash pickup, no children or pets, 684-6405.

C-00539 June 22 Invitation for Bids "Small Business Set Aside" HERRIN. Furnished 2 bedroom on private lot, air, city gas water. No pets. Deposit. 942-3232 or 942-7736 evenings.

Sealed bids are requested by the State of Illinois, Department of Conservation, for the following repair andor maintenance trades: Electrical, Plumbing. SUMMER SPECIAL, CARBONDALE. (3) 2 bedroom mobile homes in Raccoon Valley on big shady lots. $100 mo. 549 2718 or 457 6167.

Sealed bids will be received at Giant City State Park Office R.R. 1 Makanda, IL for Depart ment ov Conservation Properties 375 Mobile Home Lots in Jackson County, Illinois, until 10:00 a.m. prevailing time on MOBILE CARBONDALE HOMES. 549 3000. 26th June 1981 at which time all bids will be publicly opened and read aloud.

All bids must comply with Sections 4 and 4A of the Illinois Fair CARTERVILLE. 4 Blks from town, electric or gas heat. Full park privileges. Collect 985 6603. Chicago (AP) Illinois lawmakers were expected today to start pondering Gov.

James R. Thompson's statewide tax proposal to save Chicago-area mass transit, while transit-related quarrels were being heard in the courts. Thompson said his plan, which would include an increase in state liquor taxes as well as a 25 percent state sales tax increase, is the only hope for the penniless Regional Transportation Authority and the only alternative to state bankruptcy. Cautious optimism about the governor's proposal was attributed partially to shuttle diplomacy by former Federal Communications Commission Chairman Newton N. Minow, according to the Chicago Sun-Times.

Minow, now a prominent Chicago attorney, reportedly "shuttled" between Thompson and Mayor Jane M. Byrne over several days, the newspaper reported in Sunday's editions. Samuel Skinner, former U.S. attorney here, reportedly aided the diplomatic efforts. The efforts led last week to moves which pre viously had been resisted: both the statewide-tax plan and approval by the RTA board of a 12.5 percent fare increase for the carriers it subsidizes, the Sun-Times quoted unidentified sources as saying.

The RTA and Illinois Commerce Commission were to lock horns today in Cook County Circuit Court over fare increases granted Wednesday by the ICC to three railroad commuter lines and the West Towns Bus which shut down service May 29. The RTA board's ire was aroused by the ICC action, which is normally the province of the RTA. The RTA sued to stop the increases from taking effect. The RTA, created in 1974 by the legislature to oversee and subsidize transit in the Chicago area, now staggers under an $87 million debt to carriers and suppliers. Its collapse was prevented, at least through June, by distribution recently of $16.3 million in sales tax revenues to subsidy-starved bus lines and railroads.

The money was not enough to put several suburban bus lines back in service, however. Employment Practice Act. (III. Rev. Ch.

48, 854 and CRAB ORCHARD ESTATES. 50x100, utilities, $35 per month. Call collect 916 753 4811. 854A). Complete information includ ingspecifics for bidding and bid HERRIN.

Croner location. Complete hook-ups. N. on 148. $50.

942 7867. ding forms may be obtained from the Site Manager or the Rgional Land anager in charge of the above location. CARBONDALE MOBILE HOMES offers free move to N. Hwy. 51.

Call 549 3000. The owner reserves the right to reject any and all bias and to waive any formaility in the bids CARBONDALE. 1 Month FREE rent on shady spacious lots in Raccoon Valley. $45. 549-2718.

received whenever such rejec tion or waiver is in the best in-terets of the Owner. ZEIGLER. Mobile home lot for rent. All facilities: electric, water, sewer, natural gas. 596-6178 after 5 or 596-6487 days.

State of Illinois Department of Conservation Date: 06 15 81 09740 June 18,22,25 mi. til Ji ISl'lml MURPHYSBORO, MOBILE RANCH Mobile Home Park. Hook-ups for all electric gas, water sewage incl. (Good Place to Live) 684 5388, 687 1412. tornado kills 1, hurts 11 at Littleton 380 Office Business Rentals CHESTER.

1218 Swanwick. For further Information call John Er-win at 501 741-3425. Littleton, III. (AP) Authorities said one man was killed Sunday night when a tornado swept through this small town in west central Illinois. The dead man was not identified.

Eleven persons suffered minor injuries and were taken to Culbertson Memorial Hospital in nearby Rush-ville, where six of them were admitted. A hospital spokeswoman said all six were in MARION. For lease. Office space. 100-6000 sq.

ft. 202 E. Main. Call 997-3224. good condition this morning.

A Schuyler County Sheriff's spokesman said the tornado came through about 9 p.m. He said it demolished several houses in Littleton, on Illinois 101 in northern Schuyler County. Power lines were downed by the storm, knocking out electricity and telephone service to the area, state police said. 1 MONTH'S FREE RENT! New Warehouse Space Available, Carbondale Industrial Pk. Up to 2300 sq.

ft. 549-5341. CARBONDALE. 15,000 sq. ft.

ideal for retail sales, West Main Street exposure, now occupied by Carbondale Bowl. 457-3545. Thompson may save day care funds OFFICE SPACE, CARBONDALE. 1600 sq. main floor, Schwartz bldg.

231 W. Main. Heat water included. 457 6009. 385 Garage-Storage Rentals WAREHOUSE SPACE, CAR BONDALE.

Easy access, 4000 7000 sq. ft. 549 2792, 457-0418. MINI WAREHOUSE, MURPHYSBORO. Various sizes.

$10 up mo. EWING'S ACE HARDWARE, 1320 Walnut. 687-3123. NOTICE OF SALE TO PUBLIC Notice is hereby given that on the 16th day of July, or as soon as the matter may be considered, the Board of Education of Carbondale Community High School District 165 will sell to the highest and best bidder the following described real estate: Lot 332 in Parrish Acres West, a sub-divisin of a part of the 3rd P.M. in the City of Carbondale, Jackson County, Illinois, as shown by the recorded plat thereof in Plat Book 12, on page 19, in the recorders office of Jackson Coun ty, Illinois.

Said above described property is commonly known as 116 S. Violet Lane, Carbondale, Illinois, and is improved with a seven room frame house with partial brick veneer containing approximately 2000 square feet plus two car qarage. No bid below $69,500.00 will be accepted by the Board. All bids must be sealed in an envelope indicating "Sealed House Bid," and received at the Office of the Business Manager, Carbondale Community High School, 300 N. Springer Street, Carbondale, Illinois 629C1, on or before July 9, 1981, at 3:00 p.m.

All bids must be accompanied by cashier's check or bank money order payable to Carbondale Community High School District 165 in the amount of $1,000.00. Highest and best bidder must be prepared to pay balance of purchase price in cash within thirty (30) days after bid is accepted unless additional time is granted by the Board. The $1000.00 deposit made by the unsuccessful bidders will be returned immediately after Board has accepted the highest bid. The deed conveyance shall be executed by the President and Secretary and purchase price paid to the school treasurer. Board will furnish owners title insurance policy by Chicago Trust and Title Company in amount equal to the purchase price showing a merchantable fee simple title in Board, and containing only those exceptions normally contained in policies in the general area, current real estate taxes and special assessments hereafter levied.

The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Inquiries may be made to the Office of the Business Manager, 300 N. Springer Street, Carbondale, Illinois, phone 457-3371, extension 47. By order of the Board of Education of Carbondale Community High School District 165. Robert Brewer, President Richard Cannon, Secretary C-00537 June 22 STORAGE TO SUIT YOUR Chicago (AP) Gov.

James R. Thompson says he will approve the restoration of $2.3 million for day care if the money comes from the Department of Children and Family Services's budget. The governor, who proposed $2.9 million in day care cuts to help the state balance its books, told 150 parents and children protesting against the cuts outside his home Sunday that he would ask DCFS director Gregory Coler whether he "is willing to pay more for day care and less for something else." If so, "that's fine with me. If not, then I'll look elsewhere (for more day care money), but if I can't find it, I won't restore it," Thompson told the members of Day Care Action Council of Illinois and Chicago Coalition for Day Care Advocacy. The group presented Thompson who appeared with his wife, Jayne, and 3-year-old daughter Sa-mantha with a homemade Father's Day card, sang "Happy Father's Day" and urged him not to veto the House bill to restore $2.3 million of the $2.9 million proposed cut.

Maria Whelan, president of the Day Care Action Council, told the governor that day care cutbacks eventually would cost the state more because many working mothers would have to stay home and go on welfare to care for their children. NEEDS, CARBONDALE, large or small, give us a call. 549-4822 CAR BON DALE MIN WAREHOUSE. 390 Wanted to Rent CARBONDALE AREA. Married couple looking for house in or within 10 mi.

of town. Under $200. 457-6128 after 6pm. AREA. Mature couple wants house to rent in the country.

Preferably a farm. Will do work on property. Must allow mature pet. Call 549 8397. Photography can be a fun hobby or part of your workaday world.

Whichever it is with you, you know good cameras and other photographic equipment are always in demand. That's why it pays camera buffs to consider Classified. they are buying or selling. People who have equipment to sell advertise it in the Classified people who are looking for a good buy in a camera or other photographic items know their best source is the Classified, section of their newspaper. Consider Classified for your camera clicks! Chicago police near end of sex-bias case 399 Local Legals Public notice Is hereby given that the proposed Combined An nual Budget and Appropriation Ordinance of the Carbondale Park District, Jackson County, Illinois, tor the fiscal year begin nina July 1, 1981, and ending June 30, 1982, will be avaiable for public inspection at the of Chicago (AP) A sex discrimination suit involving about 140 Chicago women police officers who worked as youth investigators but earned less pay than men doing the same work may be settled soon, says an attorney for the women.

Each woman will receive up to $3,500 in the settlement, or an average of about $1,000 for each year a woman worked, lawyer Nancy Anderson said Saturday. "The amount varies from individual to individual, depending upon how much time each spent in the youth division," she said, adding that the total settlement would be in the $300,000 to $400,000 fices of the carbondale prk dis range. The federal class-action suit was filed last year and the agreement will have to be approved by U.S. District Judge Joel M. Flaum.

The suit and an earlier complaint the women brought before the federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission charged that Title 7 of the 1964 federal Civil Rights Act had been violated. Ms. Anderson said the proposed settlement covers the period from May 1976, the starting date for the statute of limitations in the case, to December 1979, when the Police Department promoted women patrol officers still working as youth investigators. trict located at Hockory Lodge, 1115 West Sycamore Street, Car bondale, Illinois, from and after May 14, 1981. Notice is further given that a public hearing on the adoption of said proposed Combined Budget and Appropriation Ordinance will be held in the conference The market place of Southern Illinois room of the District's Park Operations Headquarters located at 1212 West Main Street, Carbondale, Illinois, on Wednesday, June 24, 1981, at 7:00 P.M., C.D.S.T.

Carbondale Park District By: George Whitehead Secretary C-06098 June 9,10,11,12,14,21,22,23,24 Springfield man seeks son missing in desert outh Mr loisan Southern lllinoisan Classifieds Jackson County 549-3326 said, he fell asleep, never to see Crowley again. Now Kludt himself has disappeared, officials said, apparently disenchanted with the series of interrogations and lie detector tests to which he has been subjected since Crowley's disappearance. Motel rapist follows pattern in Chicago Chicago (AP) Police are seeking a man believed responsible for at least seven rapes and robberies since February at Northwest Side motels, including two rapes early Sunday. The assailant raped a 34-year-old woman and her 16-year-old daughter after locking the woman's husband and three younger children in the bathroom of a hotel Sunday, police said. Tucson (AP) The Illinois father of a missing University of Arizona student says he has started his own investigation because he is dissatisfied with police inquiries into the two-month disappearance.

David Crowley, 22, vanished April 18 while on a camping trip with a fellow student. His father, Richard Crowley of Springfield, said he is disturbed by lack of police progress and the disappearance of the last person believed to have seen his son alive. "To me, the whole thing is strange," the elder Crowley said. "I keep coming back to Trevor Kludt reported the younger Crowley's disappearance after an overnight camping trip he said the two men took in the Winchester Mountains northeast of Benson. Kludt said that Crowley had eaten an hallucinogenic plant and that Kludt last saw his companion "sitting under some mes-quite trees, throwing rocks around, pulling up little plants and talking to himself." Then, Kludt The Department of Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities, A.

L. Bowen Developmental Center, P.O. Box 281, Harrisburg, IL 62946, is requesting bids for the following services to be provided as specified during te period beginning August 1, 1981 and ending June 30, 1982. Qualified bidders must show current adequate insurability and competency in their field. Maintenance of IBM Office Equipment, Rental of Bus Services with Certified Drivers (Successful bidder must have more than two buses and have the capability of transporting to several different areas In one outing) The A.

L. Bowen Developmental Center reserves the right to reject any or all bids. All bids will be on forms provided by the A. L. Bowen Developmental Center.

Bid forms are available at the A. L. Bowen Developmental Center Business Administrator's office Monday through Friday, between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Bis on te above services will be opened July 6, 1981.

C-06072 June 19, 23, 29 Williamson County 997-5432 In Jackson County 549-3326 In Williamson County 997-5432 i.